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Listen to Looking a person in the eye by Celeste Johnson MP3 song. Looking a person in the eye song from Celeste Johnson is available on Audio.com. The duration of song is 02:00. This high-quality MP3 track has 180.242 kbps bitrate and was uploaded on 2 Jun 2025. Stream and download Looking a person in the eye by Celeste Johnson for free on Audio.com – your ultimate destination for MP3 music.
The podcast discusses how looking into a person's eyes can reveal a lot about them. Lack of eye contact may indicate hiding something or discomfort. It is important to always maintain eye contact as a sign of respect during conversations. Shy individuals may avoid eye contact. Research shows eyes can reveal a person's emotions and thoughts. The speaker is interested in studying human interactions through eye contact. Okay, so today in this podcast, we're going to talk about things that can reveal when looking in a person's eye. Whenever you're having a conversation with a person and they don't give you direct eye contact, it's because they're hiding something. A lot of people are uncomfortable looking another person in the eye when they're not comfortable within themselves or when they're trying to hide something. So one thing I do whenever I meet a new person or whenever I'm engaging in a conversation with anyone is always look that person in the eye. And that's something I was taught since I was a kid. It's just a sign of respect to always look another person in the eye whenever you're communicating back and forth with that person. Also people that are shy tend not to like to look at another person in the eye, so it could also be that. But anywho, make sure you show respect to the next person by looking them in their eyes. And there's a lot of research on things about the eyes and what can reveal from a person's eyes. I'm looking into stuff like that because I'm very interested in human interaction and what you can find out about a person just by looking them in their eyes. I hope you're going to enjoy this podcast.
